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"My Father will judge harshly any man who shall have inscribed his name upon his sandals." -Jesus Christ (almost certainly)

Hideous. First thing I thought of was sci-fi space boots. A short Google search later and I found these... Not sure which are worse. But both scream, "NERD".

My feet hurt just looking at those narrow *** shoes. They do look nice though.

These look nice. @TheOriginalCane and @Rellyrell, would you go w/ orange laces or stay clean with the white?

If you buy them in ladies sizes, a pregnancy test comes in the box.

Ordered mine from allCanes.

Follow up for my fellow wide-footed Cane @423Hurricane. They just came in last night and I've been wearing them in and around the house today. Going a half size up seems to have done the trick. Material is kind of stretchy and forgiving, which also helps. Not as comfortable as my NB 860 v7s...

I'll update once mine arrive. I'm usually between an EE or 3E depending on shoe style. I tend to avoid Adidas because they hurt like ****, but I recalled the 1.0 ultraboost weren't as narrow as some other models. I ordered mine a half size over and they should arrive this week. Fingers crossed.

This shoe looks a lot like a Nerf football.

I have not jumped into the 40s, but I have a pair of the 39s and they might be the most comfortable Nikes for my EEs.

Appreciate you. I don't usually like the all black sneakers, but something about the Revolution 6 in the black/gray color scheme looks good to me.

I got paddles, bro. Depending on the shoe, it's that EE/EEE life. On the plus side, I've got great balance and am a surprisingly fast swimmer.

Same. Ultraboost are especially painful. I can wear the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus shoes without discomfort (they're a bit wider), but I bought myself a pair of Nike Pegasus 83s in a moment of nostalgia and after a few hours I've got to take them off. Not near as bad as the Ultraboost, though.

I'll switch sides to whichever brand promises to make more shoes in wide sizes. And not just the grandpa shoes and beaters, either.

You started to answer your own question, but then fouled it up with the part in italics. Yes, putting more up front money is riskier than shifting that to a bigger piece on the back-end. But your unsupported and conclusory explanation isn't nearly the most feasible rationale. There are a many...

Many times. Seen it there and abroad. Still think it's a bad look.

Socks and slides out for a walk? Ouch. I'm no fashionista, but I'm pretty sure the maximum allowable distance in public with that look for any grown man is to the curb and back after garbage pickup.

Just screams "Big Lots" money.

They love to see it, for sure. Plus it shows off that sweet braided leather belt...

Homeboy is responsible for more glazed seats than Kohler and American Standard combined.